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Careers Weeks and Fairs

Our Careers Weeks host a curated calendar of targeted recruitment activity during our academic year. They offer plenty of opportunities to promote your company to a diverse range of exceptional students, across a mix of in-person and virtual events. Benefits include:

  • Raising awareness of your organisation
  • Sharing valuable hints and tips for your application processes, allowing you to recruit talented students more easily
  • Engaging in informal conversations with students to build relationships early
  • Helping students gain a clearer understanding of your company culture and industry
  • Sharing details of any vacancies, graduate positions, placements or internships you may be recruiting to

2025/2026

You can find information about our careers fairs and careers weeks below.

Law Careers Week - Wednesday 7 October

Welcoming law firms and barristers' chambers of all sizes.
Law image

STEM Careers Week - Wednesday 14 October

Welcoming employers interested in engaging with students from Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines.
Employer and student at STEM careers fair

BFC Careers Week - Wednesday 21 October

Business, Finance & Consulting employers with opportunities for students.
Business woman

'Explore More' Careers Week (Autumn 26)

'Explore More' Careers Week gives career insights and highlights graduate roles in a wide range of sectors. Dates TBC
Students talking to employer

Explore More Careers Programme - February 2027 (dates TBC)

'Explore More' Careers Week will be back in Feb 2027.
Books

BFI Careers Week 2027 (dates TBC)

British Film Institute Careers Week offers a range of presentations from professionals working across the film and TV industry.
Cinema tickets

Disclaimer

Durham University (Careers and Enterprise Service)  is committed to providing an impartial and inclusive service that supports all students to explore their career or entrepreneurial ambitions. On occasion, there may be businesses, industries and employers in attendance at an organised activity, event or fair with whom some of the university community might choose to demonstrate their disagreement.  We fully respect the right of students to express their views peacefully, and the University will take appropriate steps to manage any associated risks appropriately and proportionately. 

Where appropriate, participating organisations will be asked to provide a risk assessment and ensure their representatives are suitably briefed and prepared for engagement with our diverse student community.